Guides for the first two years
Practical, sourced guides for the everyday work of a baby's first two years: sharing the nights, handing over care, and keeping track of what matters.
Sharing the care
Night shifts, handoffs and keeping everyone who looks after her on the same page.
How to split newborn night shifts without losing track of feeds
A practical way for two parents to split newborn nights: shift patterns, what to log at each feed, and how to hand over at 3am without waking anyone.
A practical newborn caregiver handoff checklist
What a grandparent, nanny or partner needs to know when they take over a newborn: last feed, last sleep, last diaper, meds, and what comes next.
How to keep partners, grandparents and nannies in sync on baby care
Partners, grandparents and nannies each see part of the day. How to keep one shared picture of feeds, sleep and diapers without endless texts.
Keeping track
What is worth writing down, and how to use it when it counts.
What to log for a newborn, and what is actually useful later
Feeds, diapers and sleep matter most in the newborn weeks. What to write down, what to skip, and which details turn out to be useful at checkups.
How to prepare your baby's recent history for a pediatric appointment
Bring the right recent history to your baby's pediatric appointment: feeds, sleep, diapers, meds and questions, gathered in a few minutes.
Using AI well
What an assistant can take off your hands, and where it should stop.
What an AI baby assistant should and should not do
An AI baby assistant can take the logging off your hands and answer from your records. It should never diagnose, guess numbers or replace your clinician.